Cole Park Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course at Fort Campbell, southwest of Land Between the Lakes. Built in 1947, the course crosses more than 350 acres and changes character through the round: the first eleven holes use more pronounced elevation changes, while the final seven settle into flatter ground.
Location: 1610 101st Airborne Division Road, Fort Campbell, Kentucky
Holes: 18
Course length: multiple tees from about 5,057 to 6,843 yards
Call ahead: (270) 798-4906
Why play Cole Park
Bent-grass greens, Bermuda fairways and four sets of tees give the course enough range for mixed-skill groups. The varied front portion asks for careful club selection on sloping ground; the flatter closing stretch changes the visual rhythm without making scoring automatic.
The facility also maintains a golf shop and practice options. Tournament play can limit public tee times, so this is not a course to visit without checking availability first—particularly if you are making the drive from the lake region.
Planning from Land Between the Lakes
Cole Park is a regional side trip rather than an LBL-area course. It makes the most sense for travelers already staying toward Dover, Clarksville, Hopkinsville or Fort Campbell. Golfers based near Grand Rivers, Cadiz or Eddyville will usually find a closer option in our golf-course comparison.
Rates, access procedures, hours and tee-time availability can change. Check the official Fort Campbell MWR course page before traveling.